Alexander Hendra Dwi Asmara, GRE ’21: A Jesuit Educator in Indonesia
Alexander Hendra Dwi Asmara, S.J., lives in Indonesia, the world’s most populous Muslim-majority country. But…
Graduate School of Religion and Religious Education
Celebrating ‘Breadth and Depth’ of Fordham Faculty Research
From examining migration crises to expanding access to cybersecurity education, from exploring the history of…
GRE Student Brings Spirituality to Justice Movements
When Joanna Arellano was a little girl, she wanted to become a nun like Mother…
Korean-American Polio Survivor and Longtime Pastor Prepares to Counsel Parishioners
When Sukja Bang was a toddler, she contracted polio. Years later, her right leg remained…
From Fear to Advocacy: Building A Spiritual Partnership with People with Disabilities
When Bill Gaventa started to care for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities as a…
GRE Establishes First Named Endowed Scholarship and First Named Gift Fund
The Graduate School of Religion and Religious Education has received two gifts that will support…
Seeking Comfort in a Higher Power
With a cure for COVID-19 nowhere in sight, many people are finding comfort in a…
Taking Responsibility: Fordham Teams with Jesuit Partners to Examine Sexual Abuse Crisis
It’s been a year and a half since the Society of Jesus in the United…
A Yogi Explores Spirituality at Fordham
In his 12 years of teaching yoga, David Robles has seen a lot. He’s watched…
María Caballero Jaime, GRE ’20: From Consulate to Counseling
At 50 years old, María Caballero Jaime is making a career change. Caballero Jaime is…